Quote: (01-14-2014 05:44 PM)hipster Wrote:
About the list of countries that do not allow, it is not that simple and you may be allowed. Just ask the embassy, not google. The country of my second citzenship does not allow as a general rule but i do have.
That is exactly right. For example, that list identifies Poland and Lithuania as nations that do not allow dual citizenship. That is true if you immigrate to those countries (you must give up your existing citizenship) or emigrate from those countries (you lose your Polish or Lithuanian citizenship).
But they both also allow a narrow exception for dual citizenship for persons whose ancestors fled the Soviet occupation.
BTW: Ireland, Italy, Poland, Lithuania, and Luxembourg all allow citizenship by ancestry under certain conditions. Greece may do so as well.